Born in McAllen, Texas, in 1985, Clinton Broyles spent his formative years in the Dallas area, where he developed an interest in art at an early age. Captivated by cartooning as a young boy, his artistic path took a transformative turn at 15 when he was introduced to the work of renowned painter Dalhart Windberg. Windberg became both a mentor and a guiding influence, shaping Broyles’ approach to art and deepening his appreciation for classical techniques.

Broyles went on to study at Texas A&M University, earning a bachelor’s degree in architecture in 2007. The architectural curriculum introduced him to concepts of design, structure, and space, which became recurring elements in his artwork.

In 2020, Broyles married his wife, Cassidy, in a backyard ceremony during the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting their original wedding plans to the restrictions of the time. They currently reside in Little Elm, Texas

Broyles’ work reflects his interest in history, focusing on scenes from everyday life in bygone eras. His paintings are characterized by detailed compositions that highlight the aesthetics of the past while maintaining a contemporary and optimistic perspective.

He is currently represented by the Southwest Gallery in Dallas and New Masters Gallery in Carmel.